Playing Cards Hearts - 2 Pack
2-Pack Neighborhood Helpers Hearts Card Game with Oversized Cards for Kids & Family Play
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- First indexed
- 29 Sep 2026
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Description
Enjoy a fun and simplified version of the classic Hearts card game with the Neighborhood Helpers Edition. Designed with easy-to-read oversized cards, this version uses numbers 2 through 9 and custom suits featuring community jobs such as Newspaper Reporter, Mail Woman, Telephone Repairman, Policeman, Plumber, Librarian, Nurse, and Fireman.
The game is played in quick rounds called tricks, with players aiming to collect as few Heart cards as possible.
Each Heart card collected adds one penalty point, and the player with the lowest overall score at the end wins.
With its straightforward gameplay and community-helper theme, the game provides an engaging way for children and families to enjoy card-game fun while practising number recognition, following rules, and strategic thinking.
Product Features
- Neighborhood Helpers Theme: Features custom suits based on community jobs including Reporter, Mail Woman, Policeman, Nurse, and Fireman
- Simplified Hearts Game: Uses numbered cards from 2 through 9 for quicker and easier gameplay
- Oversized Cards: Larger 11.4 × 7.6 cm cards are designed for easy reading and comfortable handling
- Strategic Family Play: Encourages children to follow rules, think strategically, and aim for the lowest scor
How to Play:
1. Set Up the Game
- Shuffle the cards and deal all cards face-down evenly among the players.
- The goal is to finish with the lowest score.
- Each Heart card collected adds 1 penalty point.
2. Start a Trick
- The player holding the 2 of Spades, represented by the blue Newspaper Reporter card, starts the game by placing it face-up.
- Players take turns clockwise, placing one card from their hand.
3. Follow Suit
- Players must play a card from the same suit as the card that started the trick if they have one.
- If they do not have a card from that suit, they may play another card, including a Heart.
4. Winning a Trick
- The player who plays the highest-numbered card of the suit that was led wins the trick.
- The winner collects the cards and leads the next trick.
5. Scoring
- Continue playing until all cards have been played.
- Count the Heart cards in each player's captured pile.
- Each Heart card adds 1 penalty point.
- Record the scores, shuffle, and play another round if desired.
- The player with the lowest overall score wins.
Gather the family and enjoy quick, engaging rounds of Hearts - Neighborhood Helpers Edition, where every card played can change the score.
What's in the box
2 x Pack of Playing Cards Hearts


